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The Nunnery of Ottilienberg, Alsace. Mont Sainte-Odil, Odilienberg or Ottilienberg; Called Allitona in the 8th Century, is a 760 M Peak of the Vosges Mountains in Alsace in France, Immediately West of Barr. The Mountain is Named for Saint Odile. It Has a Monastery/Convent at Its Top Called the Hohenburg Abbey, and is Notable Also for Its Stone Fortifications Called the Pagan Wall.

The Nunnery of Ottilienberg, Alsace. Mont Sainte-Odil, Odilienberg or Ottilienberg; Called Allitona in the 8th Century, is a 760 M Peak of the Vosges Mountains in Alsace in France, Immediately West of Barr. The Mountain is Named for Saint Odile. It Has a Monastery/Convent at Its Top Called the Hohenburg Abbey, and is Notable Also for Its Stone Fortifications Called the Pagan Wall.

LZT1005672

Figure of Jupiter Ammon, 25 A.D. (mural)

Figure of Jupiter Ammon, 25 A.D. (mural)

Roman, (1st century AD)

Sergio Anelli

MEB854115

Aedicule surmounted by a winged female figure between cupids riding two panthers, 25 A.D. (mural)

Aedicule surmounted by a winged female figure between cupids riding two panthers, 25 A.D. (mural)

Roman, (1st century AD)

MEB854116

Erich Andres Italy - View to Flavi porch, Domtilla catacombe in Rome, 1950s. Photo by Erich Andres Erich Andres - Italy, Italia, Rome, Roma, History, Historical, 1950s, Catacombs, Domitilla, Catacombe di Santa Domitilla Italy - The vestibule of the Flavi in the Domitilla catacombs in Rome on Via Ardeatina, the oldest formerly The pagan part of the underground cemetery is adorned with magnificent early Christian and symbolic paintings, the color of which is surprisingly lively even today (1st century). The sarcophagi stood in the niches on either side of the vault. In the 2nd century This cemetery was first built in a Christian way and as a burial place for the Christians and up to four floors lower. The Flavi, ancient Roman family, were related to the rulers Vespasian, Titus and Domitia from the house of Flavia. 512/34

Erich Andres Italy - View to Flavi porch, Domtilla catacombe in Rome, 1950s. Photo by Erich Andres Erich Andres - Italy, Italia, Rome, Roma, History, Historical, 1950s, Catacombs, Domitilla, Catacombe di Santa Domitilla Italy - The vestibule of the Flavi in the Domitilla catacombs in Rome on Via Ardeatina, the oldest formerly The pagan part of the underground cemetery is adorned with magnificent early Christian and symbolic paintings, the color of which is surprisingly lively even today (1st century). The sarcophagi stood in the niches on either side of the vault. In the 2nd century This cemetery was first built in a Christian way and as a burial place for the Christians and up to four floors lower. The Flavi, ancient Roman family, were related to the rulers Vespasian, Titus and Domitia from the house of Flavia. 512/34

Erich Andres

UTD7093589

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